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Jim Dunn, Vietnam vet

Jim Dunn, Vietnam vet

Dunn’s trip to Washington

James Dunn, a South Dakota native whose life has long been rooted by agriculture and aviation, recently returned from the Midwest Honor Flight to Washington, DC, an experience he said was less about him than about the men he served with in Vietnam.
New exhibit

New exhibit

New exhibit

More than 50 years ago, Oscar Raymond Moland of Eagle Butte built a collection of miniature machines from odds and ends and powered by gasoline, kerosene, and handpower.

Fourth Circuit Court

Corson County, McIntoshMay 26Jenna Werre, 34, Box Elder, speeding. Fine and costs $117.50 Nico Schoonbee, 53, of Sisseton, speeding. Fine and costs $97.50 May 28Varun Chaudhari, 25, of Orlando, FL, speeding. Fine and costs $117.50 Zachery Price, 36, of Paris, KY, speeding.
Becky Booth

Becky Booth

Becky Booth

Becky Booth presented flags to Timber Lake Kindergartern students for saying the Pledge of Allegiance.

McLaughlin man sentenced on burglary conviction

Jack Daniel Thomas, 31, of McLaughlin was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay a $100 special assessment to the Federal Crime Victims Fund and over $5,000 in restitution to several victims.

Correction

The Celebration of Life for Kenny Meier will be held Sunday, June 7 at the Isabel Pavilion beginning at noon MT. The date was incorrect in the story about the Meier family in the Topic’s West River Summer issue published last week (Page 1C).
CC science competition where students built bridges and catapults. L-R: Rebecca Hunt, Kimber Clark, Elizabeth Hunt, Jackson Hunt, Caleb Simon, Olive Anderson, and Hannah Hunt.

CC science competition where students built bridges and catapults. L-R: Rebecca Hunt, Kimber Clark, Elizabeth Hunt, Jackson Hunt, Caleb Simon, Olive Anderson, and Hannah Hunt.

Home schooling allows flexibility for both parents and students

Home schooling rates in South Dakota have been rising since 2020, according to an article from Johns Hopkins University. The article claims that over 12,000 students in South Dakota are home schooled.The Covid pandemic (2020-2023) had an obvious effect on these numbers, as many schools went remote.